Mexican president doxes New York Times journalists during press conference


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Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador gave away the contact information of a New York Times journalist during a press conference. This comes after the New York Times bureau in Mexico released a report regarding alleged efforts by U.S officials looking into possible ties between drug Cartels and Obrador’s allies. 



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